About this asset

The Montana Bicycle Rack is a modern Revit family featuring a modular, linear metal design for efficient cycle parking. This bicycle rack system comprises a series of nine individual tubular metal loops, arranged in a linear configuration to provide secure parking for multiple cycles. The design is minimalist and functional, utilising high-grade stainless steel tubing that provides durability against outdoor environmental conditions. Each unit features a consistent arch profile with angled support legs, ensuring stability when bolted to the ground surface. The clean, silver-toned finish maintains a neutral aesthetic suitable for contemporary urban landscapes, public plazas, or institutional settings, offering a practical solution for high-density bicycle storage requirements.

The download is a 451 KB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

In Revit, this rack is provided as a family that can be placed directly onto site plans or hardscape surfaces. Architects should ensure the model is hosted on the correct level or sub-region to maintain proper alignment. Users can manage the visibility of the rack within site plans or 3D views by assigning it to a specific sub-category for street furniture, which helps in controlling the graphic representation of external works during the design development phases.

This asset is intended for use in site planning and landscape architecture projects, particularly in urban, educational, and commercial developments where cycle parking is a mandatory requirement. It pairs well with modern paving materials and concrete hardscaping. Professionals searching for site furniture, bicycle storage solutions, or external amenity fixtures will find this family highly adaptable for masterplanning stages. It serves as a reliable component for detailing circulation paths and end-of-trip facilities in sustainable building designs and transit-oriented developments.